March against crime in Homeland Park

The 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park raises awareness in the community about efforts to improve the community.

Jacob Powell, left, 5, dressed as a red Power Ranger, and Steele Sears, 6, dressed as Captain America, walk with members of Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park.

Brad Bien-Aime, a youth pastor at Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park, pretends to walk like a zombie from a Michael Jackson “Thriller” video with Karlee Keaton, left, Shana Hicks, right, and Crystal Hill, far right, in the second annual Scare the Crime out of Homeland Park march.

Brad Bien-Aime, student pastor at Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park walks with youth and church members in the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Brad Bien-Aime, student pastor at Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park walks with youth and church members in the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Members of Freedom Center Assembly of God walk in the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Brian Powell, left, holds his daughter Laney, 2, both of Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park walk in the Wellington Park during the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Members of Freedom Center Assembly of God walk in the Wellington Park area toward their church in Homeland Park in the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Jacob Powell, left, 5, dressed at a red power ranger, walks with Steele Sears, right, 6, dressed as Captain America, walks with members of Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park in the 2nd annual event called Scare The Crime Out Of Homeland Park.

Anderson County Council member Gracie Floyd, left, talks to the Rev. Phil Sears, middle, of Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park and Jeff Todd, the Homeland Park Fire Department chief, before a walk from the Wellington Park area toward Freedom Center in Homeland Park. The second annual Scare the Crime out of Homeland Park raised awareness Saturday about efforts to improve the community.

Members of Freedom Center Assembly of God in Homeland Park walk in the Wellington Park area toward their church in the second annual Scare the Crime out of Homeland Park event.